lau wrote:
Why not just open a second window in Firefox Instead of comitting another mass of RAM for Chrome to reside in?
Dokken wrote:
do a lot of people normally have like 40 tabs open in firefox? sounds like that would take a while to reload 30-50 tabs. i don't get why one would open up another browser that isn't lightweight or just open another firefox window.
No, you guys are misunderstanding me. I'm talking about after
I log off of Firefox. If I have a session in reserve in Firefox, I'll open up Chrome instead of restoring and reloading the Firefox session. Trust me; I'm not stupid enough to open up 2 browsers at once. If there's something I need to save (webpage, video, etc.) then I have no choice but to reopen FF, since Google Chrome doesn't have the functionality. (It can save webpages, but when I tried it, they didn't save correctly.)
Orwell knows what I'm talking about:
Orwell wrote:
When you start up FF on after logging in, you'll have to load the entire previous session if you've saved it. I've got about 30 tabs in FF, and it takes a while to load. Sometimes I might hop over to Seamonkey for a single website.